Organic cattle is pasture raised on high quality grass. Normal cattle is pasture raised on grass. The difference is what is fed to fatten the cow for market. All cattle need grass and/or hay. Non-Organic farmers use a commercial feed blend of about 15% protein which contains additives and preservatives to expand shelf-life. Organic farmers use only organic products and may even grow their own grain to feed the cattle in order to fatten them up.
Not referee cows.
Cows are usually found at farms, sometimes there are cows on the road.
On farms in Malaysia.
Yes
Some cows can be found on farms, others at livestock yards.
Cows are usually found at farms, sometimes there are cows on the road.
Cows are usually found at farms, sometimes there are cows on the road.
Cows provide milk, meat, leather, and gelatin.
From the pictures on their website it looks like the farms they buy their milk from all have Holstein cows. Holsteins can be identified by an irregular black and white pattern on them.
on the BBQ
You buy them from the market and fill them with cows.
Four animals raised on farms are pigs,cows,turkeys,and chickens.